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The Baltimore Ravens were one of the biggest disappointments in the AFC last season. After being expected to compete for a spot in the AFC Championship Game, the team sputtered thanks to countless injuries on both sides of the ball. Heading into 2016, there is a lot more optimism surrounding the team, but first they have to get better by drafting these players.
Round 1: DL A’Shawn Robinson – Alabama
Credit: Getty ImagesRound 1: DL A’Shawn Robinson – Alabama
The Ravens could use one more solid defender on their interior line, and A'Shawn Robinson would fit the bill. He is a strong player with high upside who should be able to use his athleticism to help the team wreak havoc on opposing quarterbacks.
Round 2: DE/LB Kevin Dodd – Clemson
Credit: Getty ImagesRound 2: DE/LB Kevin Dodd – Clemson
Why not add another pass rusher in the second round? Dodd had a terrific year for Clemson, and the Ravens need a young player to back up Terrell Suggs and Elvis Dumervil next season. Dodd will improve over time, so Ozzie Newsome should like him.
Round 3: WR Kenny Lawler – California
Credit: Getty ImagesRound 3: WR Kenny Lawler – California
Steve Smith Sr. is coming off of an Achilles tear, and Breshad Perriman never played as a rookie. Needless to say, the Ravens need help at receiver. Lawler offers upside in the early third round and could end up starting early in his career.
Round 4: G Denver Kirkland – Arkansas
Credit: Nelson Chenault – USA TODAY SportsRound 4: G Denver Kirkland – Arkansas
Kelechi Osemele is hitting free agency and it is highly unlikely that the Ravens will retain him. Here is a potential replacement at left guard. Kirkland is a massive man who should be a good run blocker at the next level.
Round 4: CB Eric Murray – Minnesota
Credit: Getty ImagesRound 4: CB Eric Murray – Minnesota
The Ravens need some extra depth at the corner position. They have talent, but they cannot stay healthy. Murray is a great fit in the fourth round and may not even be available if he tests well leading up to the draft.
Round 6: QB Nate Sudfeld – Indiana
Credit: Getty ImagesRound 6: QB Nate Sudfeld – Indiana
Ryan Mallett is currently penciled in as Joe Flacco’s backup. Here is a little competition for him, as Sudfeld has some upside and could be a Tyrod Taylor-like project for the team.
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